PERSONALS.
Owing to ,an attack of influenza Mr. John Mason, Reform candidate for Napier, has, acting on medical advice, entered a private hospital. The many friends of Mrs. Headley, of Hastings, who underwent a serious operation on Wednesday, will be pleased to know that she is progressing favorably. Mr. McWilliams, the radio operator oh the “ Southern Cross”, has, at Sydney, booked his passage for his return to Wellington by the Makura, saiUng on Thursday.—Aiist. Press Assn. • ■■ Inquiries at Cook Hospital early this morning’ showed that Mr. AT. Algie,' who was admitted to the institution on evening, was still much tin#; same, though lie had partially recovered consciousness. v The Council. of . Transvaal University College, Pretoria, has decided to offer the rectorship of the college to Professor A. C. Paterson’, a,. dormer rector,’ who Has , been vProfessbr' of Glassies and Hebrew at Auckland University College since 1923. (Professor ' Patjerson has not yet decided whether ! lie will accept the offer.—Press’Assn. 1 •••• -’ - ‘
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Gisborne Times, 31 October 1928, Page 5
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